In a show of solidarity with the popular actress who was abducted on February 17, the women of the Malayalam film have started a signature campaign, Manorama Online reported. It was outside the Thalassery Municipal Stadium, where the Kerala State Film Awards were being held, that members of the W

In a show of solidarity with the popular actress who was abducted on February 17, the women of the Malayalam film have started a signature campaign, Manorama Online reported. It was outside the Thalassery Municipal Stadium, where the Kerala State Film Awards were being held, that members of the Women in Cinema Collective (WCC) launched a campaign titled "Avalkoppam", which means "With her".

The campaign was kickstarted by veteran actress Nilambur Ayisha, and is being led by actress Sajitha Madathil and director Vidhu Vincent. The WCC praised the Kerala government for doing its best to ensure that the actress gets justice.

The actress was abducted on February 17 while she was on her way home after a shoot. Some men got into her car on the way to Kochi and allegedly sexually assaulted her. They also took photos and videos of the act to blackmail the actress.

Malayalam superstar Dileep was arrested on July 10 in connection with the case on the charges of criminal conspiracy and has been in the Aluva sub-jail since then.